Live London Feb 16-Mar 2 by wharf-life

+ Tower Hamlets says it has hit new council homes target Page 20

Feb 16-Mar 2, 2022 wharf-life.com

how Jay O’Dell of My London Home is leading the agency’s project to build a lettings business Pages 18-19

asking prices rise across the capital with Newham leading the pack in east London Page 21

rare embracing a

opportunity

Property in Canary Wharf, Docklands, east London buy - rent - invest - interiors - commercial

Image by Matt Grayson – find more of his work at graysonphotos.co.uk or @mattgrayson_photo on Insta

SALES & NEW HOMES mylondonhome.com

canarywharf@mylondonhome.com

CALL 020 7227 0044

Wharf Life Feb 16-Mar 2, 2022 wharf-life.com

17%

Fee charged by My London Home for its Platinum Management Service – let only is 11% and standard let and management is 15%, all excluding VAT

by Jon Massey

see it as a unique opportunity to build something new, to learn from my experiences and to launch a lettings and management business within a successful agency that has been trading for 20 years and has done very well,” said Jay O’Dell. My London Home’s director of property management is relishing the task in front of him. It’s one his whole career has prepared him for. “After university I needed a job and I found one at a lettings agency,” said Jay. “It was in Cambridge and, outside of London, you work as a combined agent and property manager. “After working there, going travelling and returning to that role, I moved to the capital and joined Farrar And Co on the Fulham Road – a small independent business. “At that point I had to make a choice because, in London, the business forks into two, so I became a property manager and was there for nine years. “After that I moved to Strutt And Parker to head up its property management department for six-and-ahalf years. It was a really good company with great people and I learnt a lot. “However, it went through some really significant changes after it was bought out three years ago by BNP Paribas – the fourth biggest bank in the world. “I’ve never wanted to work for a huge corporate company, it’s not where I feel at home. Strutt And Parker had been the perfect middle ground – a big company but a partnership and one where you still got to talk with and influence the decision-makers. “So I decided it was time for a change. I was very clear I didn’t want to swap my job

It’s incredibly rare that you get an opportunity to build something from nothing, to develop new processes Jay O’Dell, My London Home

to run your business. That for a similar one at another includes compliance, admingiant firm. I wanted someistration and designing thing new and exciting and how you’re going to do that’s when I saw My London things as a company. Home was advertising.” “In setting up the The well-established hybrid lettings operation estate agency, which has at My London offices covering Westminster, Home, I’ve been South Bank, Battersea, Hong very much Kong and, of course, Canary guided by the Wharf, was embarking proptech I on a project to launch a wanted to lettings business, having work with sold its previous operation and have to another agency a few then built years ago. It was looking for all our someone to take the lead. processes “I applied and was lucky around it. enough to get the job,” said “That Jay. “It feels like the right puts us in time for My London Home to a position be launching a lettings busiwhere we ness. We’ve had a chance to look back at the market while can utilise all of the we’ve been out of it and we packages haven’t seen anybody doing to their full anything very differently, so capabiliwe think we can bring that to ties and, the table. while we “The agency is very are not successful and that gives us unique an advantage from the start. in using “It’s incredibly rare that them, all you get an opportunity the other to build something from agencies nothing, to develop a new are bolting set of systems and processes them on to and to structure our teams to an existing reflect exactly what we think service and people need today and the process and way things should be done. that’s not always “In my experience, it’s very going to be a good difficult to change those fit. You’ll also have things once they are estabresistance there, where lished at a company – that’s staff won’t want to change the same whatever industry the way they’ve always you’re in. done things. “There can be real resist“To get the most ance and that’s a shame out of proptech, because there has been such you need your a lot of positive change in team, tenants the lettings industry over the and landlast 10 years with some really lords to good tech-based solutions. buy into “Being able to put things it. You together at the outset and to get them right first time puts us in a really good position in the market.” My London Home recently launched its lettings operation with a clear emphasis on the benefits of technology. Jay said: “The advent of proptech has made Creating a system: a massive My London Home’s change to the Jay O’Dell is leading the industry agency’s creation of a and the way you new lettings business are able

Wharf Life Feb 16-Mar 2, 2022 wharf-life.com

Property

don’t get the full efficiencies if you’re using existing processes and just diverting into a digital portal as an add-on. “What we’ve created is a truly streamlined service with the pinch points taken away.” So what does that look like from the point of view of a tenant or landlord coming to My London Home? “From the tenant’s point of view, the way we’re structuring the back office is different to the way other agencies do it,” said Jay. “Typically in the industry, the lettings manager deals with landlords and tenants in the front office, the deal is then passed to a progressor whose job is to sort out the tenancy agreements and referencing and then the tenant is passed on to a property manager who is responsible for looking after the property. “Then you might have a third party firm looking after maintenance. That can lead to tenants constantly being passed from person to person and, unless your internal communication is really on point, people won’t necessarily know where they’re at. “That process is inefficient and means you look like you have a disjointed company. “What proptech allows us to do at My London Home is to change that. With us you have our front of house team who deal with the negotiation and then a

getting

done right how My London Home is combining experience and technology to offer tenants and landlords a pain-free way to rent properties tenancy manager. As soon as the deal is agreed they become the sole point of contact until the tenant leaves the property. “Lots of agencies talk about offering this, but in reality few, if any, do. The reason we can is because we have the right technology embedded in our processes – onboarding, rent profile, referencing and tenancy agreements. “An example would be that we’re using PixFlow to streamline the maintenance process as well as a company called HelpMeFix, which is pioneering video technology to help resolve issues with properties. “Engineers use video calls to diagnose problems and talk tenants through fixing them if it’s safe to do so. That might be something like repressurising a boiler and it’s a win for both tenant and

landlord because the issue is resolved more quickly. Also, the tenant learns how to fix the problem, so in future probably won’t even need to contact the agency if it happens again. “That means the landlord, rather than paying a call out fee for an engineer, will pay significantly less. “We’re also using The Depository, a revolutionary piece of tech for the end of tenancy process. It allows one person to manage the whole life cycle of a tenancy. “Tenants should look at renting through us because we’ve designed our processes to be pain-free. “The systems we have in place should enable you to go from making an offer to signing your agreement on your phone without having to look at a piece of paper along the way. “We also have a tenant rewards programme that we’ve introduced in conjunction with a company called Vaboo, which offers discounts of between 5% and 10% at more than 700 national retailers. There’s also a monthly competition to win a month’s rent. “Even if tenants only engage with it once – to buy half-price cinema tickets, for example – it’s still giving something back as an agency and offering something positive. “These platforms are also a great way for us to gather feedback

to ensure we can make our operation even better.” Jay said landlords should consider renting their properties through My London Home for a number of reasons including the various service levels available. “We’ve decided to offer a Platinum Management Service, which has been designed to simplify the billing process for landlords,” he said. “It means they’ll know exactly what they’re going to earn and covers all administration fees over a tenancy. “That means no hidden costs and, while the percentage a landlord will pay is slightly higher, we think it offers true clarity so they can plan into the future. “Our let only fee is 11%, let and manage is 15% and the Platinum Management Service is 17% of the rent and that includes hundreds of pounds of admin costs. “For accidental landlords it also means the up-front costs of renting a property are drastically reduced as it can be challenging to transition from being an owner to renting a property out.” Jay said a strong market and the complementary role of My London Home’s sales business made it an ideal time to launch. “Lettings and sales work hand-in-hand and benefit both sides of the business, because you have the opportunity to pass clients between both sides of the business, but retain that income for the company,” he said. “It makes our offices more

dynamic because, the sales process can take months while the lettings team will be doing multiple deals in a week. “That means you have that activity, which is good for morale, as well as the repeat income as a business. “The market is strong right now as the economy recovers from the pandemic. “Listings typically aren’t on the market very long. There are still issues with the amount of stock, but we expect that to ease over the next six months. “I think that people are still in homes having hunkered down over the last couple of years – lots haven’t moved. “The increasing cost of living coupled with fewer people upsizing means you’re not getting the usual turnover of properties coming back onto the market that you would expect. “As we come out of what appears to be the end of the pandemic, confidence will return and people will start thinking about the next few years of their lives. “They will start to consider what they want from life, where they want to be living and I think this will fuel people moving more freely and that will bring more stock back to the market.” Go to mylondonhome.com for more information about lettings and sales Scan this to find out more about My London Home

Image by Matt Grayson – find more of his work at graysonphotos.co.uk or @mattgrayson_photo on Insta

Wharf Life Feb 16-Mar 2, 2022 wharf-life.com

827

Properties completed and occupied in the borough over the past 18 months – 1,222 are either under construction, awaiting planning permission, awaiting funding or are in the pipeline

A selection of views of new council homes built in Tower Hamlets at Barchester Street in Poplar and completed in 2021

by Jon Massey

ower Hamlets Council has released a new housing report for the borough with the aim of highlighting work done locally to tackle the housing crisis, build new homes and to support residents. The authority had pledged to deliver 2,000 new council homes by 2022. The report said that over the last 18 months Tower Hamlets had seen 827 new homes completed and occupied – a figure that covered both properties that had been newly built and others purchased. A further 224 new-build homes were currently under construction with teams on-site. Additionally, there were 184 new homes where funding and planning permission had been secured, but were awaiting a contractor. The report also said that during the period covered work had commenced on 811 homes. This figure breaks down to 42 where planning permission had been granted but finances were yet to be agreed, 451 where funding was in place but planning permission had yet to be granted and 318 that were listed as “in the pipeline or in appraisal”. The report said that when all these were added together, the council was “delivering or had delivered” a total of 2,046 homes over the last 18 months. It also said that more than 5,900 affordable homes had been delivered

One of the most important things we’re doing as a council is to tackle the housing crisis by delivering new homes John Biggs, Tower Hamlets Council

new housing report from Tower Hamlets Council says authority has exceeded its target of delivering 2k new council homes

releasing a

in the borough between 2015 and December 2021. Mayor of Tower Hamlets John Biggs said: “One of the most important things we’re doing as a council is to tackle the housing crisis by delivering new homes. “Looking at these figures, I’m delighted by what we have managed to achieve over the last 18 months, outdoing our original housing pledge

of 2,000 new council homes. This is in addition to thousands more affordable homes being delivered by housing partners in the borough. Whether it’s giving a child their own room or providing an accessible flat for someone with a disability, each home has been truly transformative and we will continue to assist our residents wherever possible to provide suitable housing.”

Barchester Street, built by Canary Wharf Group, contributed 115 council homes towards the 2,000 property target

The council said the report also showed its commitment to helping residents find more affordable housing options through its intermediate housing register, which launched in October. A further section of the report dealt with the authority’s launch of a private renters’ charter, which it said had allowed it to take more action against rouge landlords through licensing enforcement. Other events chronicled in its pages include the award of £32million in grant funding from the Mayor Of London’s Affordable Housing Programme for an extra 194 new homes for social rent in the borough and the authority’s introduction of a local lettings plan where a quarter of properties built on housing estates could be rented to households on the Common Housing Register who already live on them. Within the last 18 months, the council also reported it had approved the Affordable Self-Build Programme for the borough with two of its four sites awarded to community groups. Finally, during the period, the report said the council had secured more than £16.2million – the highest figure for any local authority in the UK – allocated from the Government’s New Homes Bonus scheme, which was intended to reflect and incentivise the building of housing growth. Tower Hamlets cabinet member for housing Cllr Danny Hassell said: “I am thrilled by the launch of our housing report which details what we have managed to achieve over the last 18 months. We want to continue to use every opportunity across Tower Hamlets to build homes and tackle the housing shortage, make best use of our land and assist our residents in finding appropriate housing.”

Scan this code for more info about the housing report

Wharf Life Feb 16-Mar 2, 2022 wharf-life.com

Property

by Jon Massey

he average asking price for a property in Tower Hamlets in January was £568,925, up a little over 2% on December and 0.7% on the same period in 2021. The data, from property portal Rightmove’s latest house price index, is based on a three-month rolling average and indicates a general trend of positive increase for the borough. Surrounding boroughs all saw prices rise faster with Newham up 4.1% annually to an average of £441,938, Greenwich up 3.4% to £475,048 and Lewisham up 2.8% to £494,487. Nearby Hackney was one of only three boroughs in the capital to see an annual fall of -3.5%, down to £628,485. While the highest average in east London, this price is still only 38% of the January figure for Kensington An Chelsea where sellers are marketing a typical property for £1.62million.

While not directly comparable with Rightmove’s calculations for the capital and the nation as a whole because of the way the data is compiled, they nevertheless indicate a

similar, positive trend in the market. The index found the average price of a property in London was £629,286 – a little down on December, but up 4.2% on 2021. The UK average

price was £341,019 – 54% of the figure for the capital – but rising more quickly at 7.6% up year-on-year Rightmove director of property data Tim Bannister said: Asking prices for properties in Newham have risen 4.1% over the last 12 months

keeping watch on the

“New Year sellers and buyers have been quick off the mark this year, with Rightmove recording the highest ever number of Boxing Day sellers coming to market. “These early-bird sellers who got themselves ready to come to market are now benefiting from the busiest start to the year that we’ve ever recorded, with the number of prospective buyers enquiring about homes up 15% on this time last year. “People who have made it their New Year’s resolution to move are finding asking prices are within just one per cent of the record from October last year, and are at the highest level ever recorded for firsttime-buyer type homes. “All of the signs suggest that prices are likely to continue to rise until more choice is available. “Three regions are in most urgent need of new supply, the East Midlands, South West and South East of England, as they are now at unsustainable rates of annual price growth above 10%.” Go to rightmove.co.uk for more information

7 2 n d LI V E S H OW FREE ADMISSION

THE UK’S NUMBER ONE LANDLORD & PROPERTY INVESTMENT EXHIBITION RETURNS TO LONDON SPONSORED BY

LO N D O N 15 MARCH 2022 1 O L D B I L L I N G S G AT E WA L K

CO SPONSOR

M E DIA PARTN E R

LO N D O N EC 3 R 6 DX

BOOK YOUR FREE SHOW TICKETS NOW WWW.LANDLORDINVESTMENTSHOW.CO.UK MONUMENT | BANK

FENCHURCH STREET | CANNON STREET | LONDON BRIDGE

Wharf Life Feb 16-Mar 2, 2022 wharf-life.com

£390k advertisement feature

he demand to live near water has become more popular than ever, as homeowners re-consider their priorities as a result of the pandemic. Knight Frank reports that properties closer to water are now worth an average of 46% more than homes located further away, demonstrating their appeal. ispelling the idea that first-time buyers cannot afford this lifestyle in London, L&Q is currently marketing a collection of one to three-bedroom apartments through Help To Buy at New Union Wharf in the Isle Of Dogs, and shared ownership apartments due to launch in Spring 2022. Overlooking the Thames, and just a 20 minute walk from Canary Wharf, residents can enjoy views of the famous river directly from their homes, as well as a fast commute into work. Architects Jestico+Whiles have designed a pattern of terraces and apartment blocks that makes the most of the sought-after Thames positioning, with U-shaped blocks orientated towards the water, interspersed with landscaped gardens. The new collection of apartments marks the fourth phase of L&Q’s regeneration of the 1970s estate, building 399 homes and reviving a stretch of the Thames walkway. Claire Brenlund, sales director at L&Q London, said: “London’s riverside homes have long been some of the most sought-after in the capital, providing a sense of tranquillity and calmness that can be hard to find in the capital. “ e’re pleased to be offering Help To Buy and shared ownership at New Union Wharf, meaning first-time buyers can buy through the scheme which best fits their financial position. “This gives a whole new generation of homeowners the chance to enjoy living on the River Thames.” Apartments at New Union harf feature fle ible open-plan living spaces, large double bedrooms and private outdoor space.

London’s riverside homes have long been the most sought-after in the capital, providing a sense of tranquillity and calmness Claire Brenlund, L&Q

Contemporary handleless kitchens include integrated appliances, whilst bathrooms are fitted with modern white sanitaryware and bespoke mirrored cabinetry. As well as having the river to en oy, residents will benefit from e pansive green space on their doorstep, including Mudchute Park and Farm a 10 minute walk away. Greenwich Park can also be reached in under 20 minutes by bike – one of London’s most recognised green spaces. Alongside the short walk to Canary Wharf, commuters are seven minutes on foot from Crossharbour DLR station, where journeys to Bank take 16 minutes. From Canary Wharf Tube station, residents can access the Jubilee line, where journeys into London Bridge take ust si minutes. For retail and dining, the Isle Of Dogs is home to spots like Lotus Chinese Floating Restaurant, Pepper Saint Ontiod, Tian Tian arket, La ina affe ercato, The Waterman’s Arms and The Gun. Meanwhile, Canary Wharf has over 120 shops spread across five malls, and a large array of restaurants, bars and pubs, from gourmet street food to fine dining. l Prices start from £390,000 for a one-bedroom apartment, with Help To Buy available on all homes under £600,000. Shared ownership launches in Spring 2022. Go to lqhomes.com for more information

Scan this code for more info about New Union Wharf Left, how New Union Wharf will look from the river when work is complete

An artist’s impression of L&Q’s New Union Wharf development on the Isle Of Dogs

Starting price for a one-bedroom apartment at New Union Wharf

Wharf Life Feb 16-Mar 2, 2022 wharf-life.com

Property

contact My London Home on 020 7227 0044 or email steve.sellek@mylondonhome.com for more about this property or similar homes on the agency’s books

buy A living room interior at New Union Wharf

the water

discover affordable waterside living for first-time buyers with L&Q at New Union Wharf

The property’s interior has recently been renovated to a high standard

featured property

Barrier Point, E16 Guide: £600,000 This Art Deco-style two-bedroom apartment in Royal Docks boasts views over the Thames Barrier and Barrier Park. Located on the first-floor, the property extends to more than 920sq ft with a further 300sq ft of low maintenance roof terrace that enjoys sunshine all day. Recently renovated inside, the two-bathroom apartment has an openplan kitchen-diner with new Siemens integrated appliances. The development is located within easy walking distance of Pontoon Dock DLR for easy access to Canary Wharf, east London and the City. Go to mylondonhome.com for more Scan this code for more info on buying this property

The apartment includes a 300sq ft terrace which enjoys sunshine all day

Wharf Life Feb 16-Mar 2, 2022 wharf-life.com

Make this the year you get on the property ladder Enjoy a fresh start with Shared Ownership in South Quay Plaza

Luxury new studio, 1 & 2 bedroom apartments overlooking Canary Wharf From

£103,750 for a 25% share Underfloor heating

24Hr Concierge service

2.6 acres of landscaped gardens

Close proximity to Crossrail

Views overlooking Canary Wharf

Excellent nearby amenities

landgah.com/sqp | 020 3925 9589 | sqp@landgah.com Based on the price of a studio apartment of a 25% share of the full market value of £415,000. Speak to our sales consultants for more information. Eligibility Criteria and Terms & Conditions apply. Details correct at time of print.

2319 LG SQP The Wharf FP Ad.indd 1

14/02/2022 14:50

Wharf Life Feb 16-Mar 2, 2022 wharf-life.com

3 L S A E N EX FI PL U D

DISCOVER AN UNRIVALLED

CAPITAL lifestyle

SAVE UP TO £73,750 ON STAMP DUTY * Our final three duplexes each feature a unique layout, from warehouse style to open-plan living. Designed across a ground and first floor, with their own front entrance via the private residents’ cour tyard, bespoke interior detailing and the highest specification, plus private terraces.

BEST APARTMENT SCHEME

FINAL THREE 2 & 3 BEDROOM DUPLEXES FROM £1,140,000 READY TO MOVE INTO

BERMONDSEY@LONDONSQUARE.CO.UK

0333 666 4343

58 GRANGE ROAD, SE1 3BH

LET US TAKE YOU ON A TOUR

WWW.LONDONSQUARE.CO.UK

*Stamp duty saving of £73,750 based on reserving plot 30 at full asking price of £1,300,000. Saving is capped based on full asking price of plot 24 and plot 27 only. Offer is for single property stamp duty land tax only. It does not include the additional stamp duty charges for second properties. Offer is based on full asking price and if you reserve by 12th February 2022 and complete by 31st March 2022. Terms and conditions apply, speak to a sales executive for further information. London Square reserves the right to withdraw this incentive at any time. Images depict the show home at London Square Bermondsey. Travel times are approximate and sourced from www.tfl.gov.uk. Details and prices correct at time of going to press.

Wharf Life Feb 16-Mar 2, 2022 wharf-life.com

C A L D E R ’ S W H A R F, 4 S A U N D E R S N E S S ROA D, I S L E O F D O G S , E 1 4 3 P S

DOCKLANDSSETTLEMENTS.ORG.UK

l The Dockland Settlements aims to provide support to local communities who live close to our centres in Newham, Southwark and Tower Hamlets.

44Saunders SaundersNess NessRoad, Road,Isle IsleofofDogs, Dogs,E14 E143PS 3PS www.docklandsettlements.org.uk www.docklandsettlements.org.uk

l As a charity we provide sporting, social, recreational and educational activities as well as low cost playcare to help parents go back to work or remain in work.

l The Calder’s Wharf centre opened its doors on the Isle of Dogs in January 2020. It hosts playcare services and its halls are home to a variety of activities for the community including sporting, social, recreational and educational activities. The centre also has a spa room which is used for massages and beauty related activities. Its halls are also available for hire.

D IS COVE R E VE RY T H IN G

’’

AT C ALD E R’ S W Hand AR F H AS TO O F F ER *Activities for young, old everyone *Activities for young, old and everyonein-between in-between *Holiday and *Holiday and after-school after-schoolclub clubthat thatruns runsallallyear yearround round

*Halls *Halls to tohire hirefor forparties partiesand andsports sports

EMAIL emma.reed@docklandsettlements.org.uk CALL 020 3519 4470

l ACTIVITIES for young, old and everyone in-between l HOLIDAY and after school club that runs all year round l HALLS to hire for parties and sports

scan code for info

Wharf Life Feb 16-Mar 2, 2022 wharf-life.com

1, 2 & 3 bedroom Shared Ownership homes coming soon Live close to Canary Wharf in a stunning riverside development with fantastic travel connections. Enjoy private outdoor space to every home, fully integrated appliances and landscaped green areas.

lqhomes.com/newunionwharf 0208 189 7471

Wharf Life Feb 16-Mar 2, 2022 wharf-life.com

THIS WEEK'S HOT PROPERTIES

NYLAND COURT, SE8

£390,000

A well presented and proportioned modern 1 bedroom apartment situated in the ever-popular Greenland Place development by Barratt Homes. EPC 84 | B

CIRCUS APARTMENTS, E14

£590 p/w

+ Fees

SOUTH QUAY PLAZA, E14

£1,400,000

This spacious apartment with modern open-plan living space is fully furnished and enjoys wooden flooring and dedicated dining area in the reception room. EPC 79 | C

With stunning views across the water towards the river Thames, this apartment boasts full height double glazed corner windows with a Juliet balcony to take advantage of the views.

ROYAL DOCKS, E16

£600,000

An exquisite Art Deco style two-bedroom apartment with incredible views overlooking the Thames Barrier and Barrier Park. This first-floor apartment in Barrier Point Road is spread over 920 sq. ft internal area and benefits from a further, approximately 300 sq. ft of beautifully landscaped, low maintenance roof terrace that receives sunshine all day. Internally, the property has very recently been renovated completely to an exceptionally high standard. Totally new open plan kitchen/diner with new Siemens integrated appliances and two bathrooms including full suites. EPC 79 | C

KEYMER PLACE, E14

£375,000

Spanning 473 sq. ft, this apartment is light and airy and offers a large terrace stretched across its width with views of the Limehouse Cut and the City.

CIRCUS APARTMENTS, E14

£880 p/w

+ Fees

This luxurious interior designed two-bedroom, twobathroom apartment on the fifth floor of this waterfront estate is set over 947 sq. ft. EPC 76 | C

NEW CAPITAL QUAY, SE10

£750,000

Generously spread over 1179 sq. ft, the apartment stretches over ground and 1st floor with direct creek views. EPC 85 | B

LOOKING TO SELL YOUR PROPERTY IN LONDON? CALL US NOW FOR A FREE MARKET APPRAISAL ON 020 7227 0044

Wharf Life Feb 16-Mar 2, 2022 wharf-life.com

CALL OUR CANARY WHARF OFFICE NOW ON

020 7227 0044

BEAUFORT COURT, SOUTH QUAY, CANARY WHARF, E14 9XL

MYLONDONHOME CANARY WHARF

we're bringing lettings HOME

MyLondonHome’s Canary Wharf branch is one of the leading Estate Agents in the area. We pride ourselves in delivering results for our clients and continually embracing change to develop and grow even in the toughest of markets. Are you thinking of selling your property? Speak to our friendly proactive team who have extensive experience with both off-plan new builds and built properties.

Give us a call today

A familiar face. A new journey.

Call us now for a free, no-obligation market appraisal of your property!

020 7227 0048

Lettings and Property Management

CALL 020 7227 0044

TALISMAN TOWER, E14

£775,000

NEW FESTIVAL QUARTER, E14

£550,000

LAVENDER HOUSE, E1

£550,000

This living space benefits from comfort cooling to bespoke bathrooms, SMEG kitchen appliances to stone tiled floors this property is the epitome of city living. EPC 84 | B

Compiled of 998 sq. ft the apartment benefits from 3 generous double bedrooms with the addition of a private balcony and beautiful views overlooking Bartlett Park. EPC 83 | B

This property is superbly situated for Canary Wharf, with popular destinations including Canary Wharf Shopping Centre and the O2 for an indoor arena, bars, a cinema and restaurants.

SATIN HOUSE, E1

GRANTHAM HOUSE, E14

ROYAL WHARF, E16

£800 p/w

+ Fees

This is the ideal pad in the centre of the City, just 0.2 miles to Aldgate East Station for fantastic links in to St Pancras in 14 mins EPC 82 | B

£725,000

This contemporary, open-plan apartment offers beautiful East facing views across the River Lea and spans over a very generous 950 SqFt. EPC 86 | B

£515,000

A stunning apartment at the sought after Royal Wharf. The large private balcony overhangs the river with a glorious southern aspect over the Thames. EPC 84 | B

FIND MORE PROPERTIES AT WWW.MYLONDONHOME.COM

Wharf Life Feb 16-Mar 2, 2022 wharf-life.com

PAN PENINSULA SQUARE, E14 £6,000 PCM - FURNISHED

WHITEADDER WAY, E14 £1,625 PCM - FURNISHED

This spectacular three bedroom sub-penthouse apartment with a 260sq ft terrace is situated on the 34th floor of the West Tower of the ever popular Pan Peninsula development. EPC: C

This one bedroom apartment in excellent condition throughout, is set on the second floor of a waterside block close to Mudchute DLR station for easy access to Canary Wharf. EPC: C

020 4502 7189 canarywharf@hamptons.co.uk

FAIRFIELD ROAD, E3 £1,400 PCM - FURNISHED

DENBIGH ROAD, E6 £2,000 PCM - UNFURNISHED

This stunning loft-style, one bedroom apartment is set in Bow Quarter’s Manhattan Building. Includes access to a swimming pool, gym and 24hr concierge service. EPC: D

This immaculately presented three bedroom Edwardian home is located in a desirable tree-lined road in East Ham near Upton Park Tube station. Benefits include front and rear gardens. EPC: D

020 4502 7189 canarywharf@hamptons.co.uk

HAMPTONS.CO.UK

Wharf Life Feb 16-Mar 2, 2022 wharf-life.com

ANCHORAGE POINT, E14 £440,000 SHARE OF FREEHOLD

HOE LANE, RM4 £1.5M-£1.7M FREEHOLD

DUNDEE WHARF, E14 £675K-£700K S/O FREEHOLD

This chain free one bedroom apartment comes with a large private terrace and a secure car parking space. Residents have exclusive access to a riverside heated pool, gym and 24hr concierge. EPC: B

This unique, detached family house, built in 1927 has been extended and refurbished by the current owners to provide a large, characterful, family home on a plot of just under 0.4acres. EPC: F

Offering stunning views down the Thames, this spacious two double bedroom apartment has an updated kitchen and two bathrooms. Secure parking, gym and concierge. Offered chain free. EPC: C

020 3930 4069 canarywharf@hamptons.co.uk

RATHBONE MARKET, E16 £350,000 LEASEHOLD

VANGUARD BUILDING, E14 £725K-£750K LEASEHOLD

HARSTON WALK, E3 £475,000 LEASEHOLD

This spacious, one bedroom apartment on the fourth floor of the development features its own private balcony and comes with a secure car parking space. Offered chain free. EPC: B

Set high up on the 8th floor and offering what are possible the best in class river views, this spacious and recently refurbished two double bedroom apartment really must be seen. EPC: B

An impressive two bedroom apartment with a large private balcony with westerly views of Canary Wharf. This well located apartment is within close walking distance Bromley-by-Bow Tube station. EPC: B

020 3930 4069 canarywharf@hamptons.co.uk

HAMPTONS.CO.UK

Wharf Life Feb 16-Mar 2, 2022 wharf-life.com

high impact placement

15,000 copies every issue

Wharf Life Feb 16-Mar 2, 2022 wharf-life.com

power print the

creating and publishing campaigns for businesses in Canary Wharf, Docklands and across east London email info@wharf-life.com for a quote

Wharf Life Feb 16-Mar 2, 2022 wharf-life.com

PAPER LOVES TREES European forests, which provide wood for making paper, paper packaging and many other products, have been growing by 1,500 football pitches every day!

Discover the story of paper www.lovepaper.org Source: Forest and Agricultural Organisation of the United Nations (FAO), 2005 - 2020 European Forests: EU27 + Norway, Switzerland and the UK Love Paper is a registered trademark for Two Sides Ltd. Registered in the UK, U.S. and other countries and used with permission.

GIVES YOU MORE POTENTIAL BUYERS, WHICH MEANS A BETTER PRICE FOR YOU.

Wharf Life Feb 16-Mar 2, 2022 wharf-life.com

Call Felicity J Lord Canary Wharf on 020 7987 6776 or visit fjlord.co.uk/flink to learn more.

Estate Agents - Professional Services - Classifieds

Properties throughout Docklands, South and East London 4"-&4 t -&55*/(4 t 1301&35: ."/"(&.&/5

Advertise on this page

Call us now for a free, no obligation valuation 020 7515 0800 www.lmlondon.com REQUEST A valuation@lmlondon.com VALUATION

SALES & NEW HOMES

Call 020 7293 2247 Email wharfads@trinitymirror.com

mylondonhome.com

canarywharf@mylondonhome.com

CALL 020 7227 0044

Fast, affordable, conveyancing services Call our team on 020 7205 4021 or email cmiller@kiddrapinet.co.uk, ypatel@kiddrapinet.co.uk or mzvarykina@kiddrapinet.co.uk

The market is moving, isn’t it time you did? Call 020 3941 9966 for a free valuation be part of the Canary Wharf conversation To advertise here call 07944 000 144 or email jess.maddison@wharf-life.com

kiddrapinet.co.uk

Wharf Life Feb 16-Mar 2, 2022 wharf-life.com